A small-team OAuth grant inventory that joins identity and application evidence, flags review candidates, previews known dependencies, and executes approved revocation through verified interfaces.
Genesis score7.25/10
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The opportunity
1Closest direct competitor
3 systemsInitial source scope
0Automatic malicious-user labels
The case
Sales and customer teams authorize many applications, and grants can outlive roles, users, vendors, or the purpose that justified them. Tokenroster assembles a source-linked inventory, identifies stale or broad candidates under an approved policy, routes ownership review, and records revocation plus validation. It never claims complete visibility, infers malicious intent from a grant, or guarantees a break preview when downstream dependencies are undocumented.
Who pays — and why
Revenue-operations, sales-operations, IT, and security leaders at small and mid-sized companies with sprawling sales and customer stacks.
What it unlocks
A normalized inventory of principal, application, publisher, grant, scope, tenant, issuer, consent source, first seen, last observed, and current status
Review candidates for departed users, dormant grants, excessive scopes, unknown publishers, and automation tools under versioned policy
A dependency preview that distinguishes observed use, declared owner, inferred impact, and unknown impact
Approved revocation with provider response, downstream checks, exception, reauthorization, and audit history
How Genesis scored it
7.25across seven criteria
9
Convergence
The source records strong cross-signal convergence.
8
Temporal window
Rapid app and AI-tool adoption expands unmanaged grants.
5
Incumbent blindspot
A direct security incumbent can specialize its existing product.
Why it scored well
Strong convergence, a clear revenue-operations buyer, a confirmed direct competitor, and a narrower sales-stack position support the direction.
What's holding it back
Provider coverage, incomplete dependency evidence, incumbent copying, OAuth variance, and a fragile low-price wedge limit defensibility.
Signals detected4 sources crossed
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